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Cremation Method - Flush or scatter


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You continue to let them be in majority power, this is what you continue to get.

You make it sound so scary! Birth till death PAP rule over you!
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Whatever your motivation the Memorial Tree Urn is a beautiful idea that combines burial and scattering with new life and “living memorials.” The cremated ashes are placed into the urn, which is then “planted” in the ground to aid in the growth of a beautiful tree seed. Knowing that the remains of your loved one are being used to nourish the young sapling as it grows into a majestic oak, willow, cherry or one of the other 15+ trees that are available here.

 

http://www.usurnsonline.com/oddbits/27-things-to-do-with-cremated-remains/

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I’ve seen some ashes being scattered to sea at piers or platforms in sg and overseas. Dont know what kind of ash but it’s quite disturbing to the people nearby because could be breathing in the dust or covered in ash specks of the dead if Swimming.

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Whatever your motivation the Memorial Tree Urn is a beautiful idea that combines burial and scattering with new life and âliving memorials.â The cremated ashes are placed into the urn, which is then âplantedâ in the ground to aid in the growth of a beautiful tree seed. Knowing that the remains of your loved one are being used to nourish the young sapling as it grows into a majestic oak, willow, cherry or one of the other 15+ trees that are available here.

 

http://www.usurnsonline.com/oddbits/27-things-to-do-with-cremated-remains/

But Singapore can cut down the trees for redevelopments easily.
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Maybe can use botanical gardens for the ass to nourish the plants there...ðð

Botanical Gardens cannot hold 6.9 million trees.
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Maybe can use botanical gardens for the ass to nourish the plants there...ðð

Actually ashes are inert materials and not good for plants.
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